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Good luck to our fellow @unibirmingham Clean Air team @WMNetZero for their exciting Project Launch event on #CleanAirDay today - registrations are now closed, but they will be live updating throughout the day!
🌟 Exciting event alert!
Join the launch event of @WMNetZero, diving into net zero policies & their impact on health and the economy. 🌍💼
📅 20 June 2024 |
⏰ 12:00 - 15:00 |
📍 The Exchange, Birmingham
Register ➡️ tinyurl.com/WMNetZeroLaunch
Exciting news! Registration is now open for the @UK_CleanAir 2024 Clean Air Conference, to be held at Edgbaston Park Hotel in Birmingham on 2-3 October. Visit the TRANSITION News page for more details on the Programme and to sign up to attend:
transition-air.org.uk/news/
TRANSITION Clean Air Network retweeted
Our new @wellcometrust funded project @WMNetZero seeks to transform regional climate mitigation policies in the West Midlands region and translate this learning across G7 countries 👇 birmingham.ac.uk/news/2023/w…
We've recently launched our @TRANSITION_Air
Low Emission Zone toolkit! Produced in partnership with @UK100 this free resource can support local authorities in planning, implementing and evaluating #LowEmission/ #CleanAir zones. Download at transition-air.org.uk/toolki… 👇
@NERCscience
TRANSITION Clean Air Network retweeted
Forget Dieselgate — a bigger emissions problem hides in plain sight ft.com/content/5a282b2e-1d75…
Our @cleanairdayuk webinar 'The future of hydrogen in transport – our route to net zero?' is now available online! Listen to experts Professor Stuart Hillmansen (University of Birmingham) and Dharel Patel (National Express) discuss this topic 🚄🚐🚙👇youtube.com/watch?v=CG6i2IdT…
We are live now online exploring the role of hydrogen in achieving a low emission transport economy #CleanAirDay2023 - with Dharel Patel and Prof Stuart Hillmansen!
It's @cleanairdayuk! Today we have published our new joint @TRANSITION_Air @WMAir_UoB briefing note - focusing on Speed Limits, Air Quality and Health: transition-air.org.uk/briefi…
Ultimately we need more real-world evaluations of speed limit reductions schemes - which consider a wide range of outcomes beyond AQ. Do people change their journey mode? What are the benefits for noise quality for those living near major roads? 🚆
With thanks to lead author Stephanie Lacey and the team. And @NERCscience for funding our work.
TRANSITION Clean Air Network retweeted
#CleanAirDay is here 🎉 Let's clean up our air to look after our minds! 🧠
🎓 Learn: more about #AirPollution
🚶 Act: walk, wheel or use public transport
🗣️ Ask: your local councillor to support clean air measures cleanairhub.org.uk/take-acti…
Join the conversation ➡️ #CleanAirDay
🚨There's still time to sign up to tomorrow's free #CleanAirDay2023 webinar on the future of hydrogen in transport and its role in reaching net zero! 🚨 Register to attend here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-futur…
TRANSITION Clean Air Network retweeted
Clean Air Day is just a few days away!
If you're hosting / attending a #CleanAirDay event in the W Midlands or the NW of England, let me know and I will amplify it!
@cleanairdayuk @UK_CleanAir @HEICCAM_uk @TAPASNetwork @BreathingCity @TRANSITION_Air @CleanAirUK @BioAirNet1
3 days to go until #CleanAirDay💥
If you do one thing to get involved in Clean Air Day this year, write a letter to your local councillor asking them about clean air measures in your area using our super easy and quick template ➡️ cleanairhub.org.uk/take-acti…
Sign up to attend our free @cleanairdayuk
webinar on 'The future of hydrogen in transport - our route to net zero?' this Thursday at 2-3pm: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-futur…… #CleanAirDay2023 #NetZero
Our next briefing note on 'Air Pollution Exposure in Different Transport Modes' is now available, where we summarise recent scientific evidence on #airpollution exposure experienced by people travelling by different surface transport modes. Read it here: epapers.bham.ac.uk/4252/
